RandomSunchips
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Processor | e8400 @ 3.6gHz cooled w/ Xigmatek HDT 1283 |
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Motherboard | DFI Lanparty P35 DK |
Cooling | Xigmatek 1283, 3 120mm Antec Tricools, 2 92mms, 1 250mm |
Memory | 2x2GB Mushkin DDR2 800 (5-5-5-15 2.025v) |
Video Card(s) | Evga gtx 260 (192 shaders) |
Storage | WD 640 |
Display(s) | 17" LCD at 1280*1024 |
Case | Thermaltake Armor |
Audio Device(s) | Intergrated |
Power Supply | Corsair TX650 |
Okay, so my friend wants a gaming rig, but it needs to be somewhat cheap. I'm thinking around 750 for the whole tower, sans OS. What I have so far:
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e8400 from Microcenter (hoping for an E0).
Heatsink: Prolly Xigmatek HDT1283
I want to go Crossfire because I have a 4850 that I can pass on to him when I upgrade, as a birthday gift or summat like that. Problem is, will the PSU support Crossfire (maybe overclocked) 4850s and an OCed e8400? I'd preferably choose a PSU that has a combo deal with the P5Q Pro.
PSU Candidates:
Not Pictured:
e8400 from Microcenter (hoping for an E0).
Heatsink: Prolly Xigmatek HDT1283
I want to go Crossfire because I have a 4850 that I can pass on to him when I upgrade, as a birthday gift or summat like that. Problem is, will the PSU support Crossfire (maybe overclocked) 4850s and an OCed e8400? I'd preferably choose a PSU that has a combo deal with the P5Q Pro.
PSU Candidates:
- 550 Watt Seasonic (shown in pic)
- 650 Watt Seasonic (one of the combo build options)
- 750 Watt TX Corsair (also on the combo list, just putting it out there)
or the same from Buy.com - 650 Watt Corsair TX (Buy.com)